HOSSFELD™ No. 2 Bender - Overview, Part 2

Overview, Part 2 shows you how to set up the HOSSFELD™ No. 2 Bender right out of the box. Part 1 describes the components in detail.
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[@jamesconnors5653]

Just what I needed to see. Thank you much.

[@NativeEarthlingAI]

I learned from this 10+ minute video that the pins fit into the holes. Perhaps you might consider actually bending some metal in your next video

[@marcsenteney3160]

Zebulon B indeed! There was next to nothing explained other the the part list!

[@MakersGonnaMake]

finger free fit

[@randallrun]

Dang, I just inherited a number 2, and was really hoping for a quality video to match the obviously quality tool I now own. Guess it wasn’t meant to be. Please consider doing newer and better videos, we would all appreciate it. Nice tool however!

[@sbarchine9155]

I would like to know the price now for the bender with standard equipment.and.with the hydraulic machine separately each

[@shanejenkins4446]

i have trouble even thinking you guy's know what you'r talking about :( were's the die and the stock?

[@beamer.boy.lilpeep]

what is the block in the main frame used for? I see a hole on one side and a curve on the other.

[@ypaulbrown]

for holding 2" pipe or attaching back blocks to that there are not enough holes in frame to accommodate...there is anotherer video that shows that

[@PeopleAlreadyDidThis]

The bender is a great tool. I know these videos are now eight years old and a lot has matured on YT, but if you make more, please focus your thought and efforts. You only have to mention free-fitting pins once, not in every sentence for ten minutes. The wandering and repetition is maddening. Prepare and rehearse. There is perhaps 90 seconds of material here. And yes, bend something! A Hossfeld is expensive...talking about the pins doesn’t sell the machine. For sanity’s sake, please stop the snapping noises with the camera.

[@awfab3517]

I need some criticism too please....

[@darryldodge8383]

consider using a "chamfer" on your parts so they go together without all the fiddling around !

[@MakersGonnaMake]

finger free fit

[@sbarchine9155]

Someone please reply the prices

[@antouamdix]

he utilizado esta máquina y es un desmadre, muchas piezas y mucho estorbo, además que se debe utilizar mucha fuerza en algunas ocasiones, no permite hacer dobleces en una sola pieza... Creo que es ya obsoleta

[@TimDonk]

4:49 ........clinkity clank, clinkity clank......We'll get rid of that in post......"Slides right together"

[@MakersGonnaMake]

finger free fit

[@joseangelozezao]

What's 0:09 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@blauerBMW]

sieht aus wie Beutetechnologie, habt ihr wohl vor 65 Jahren in ner Dorfschmiede geklaut ?

[@falcon1539]

MUY HABLADO Y POCA DEMOSTRACION !!!

[@KidSickify]

Soooo...here I sat through an entire damned bender video and guess what? I didn't see one piece of metal get bent. Guess who is NOT buying a Hossfeld bender. Next...

[@johncochran8497]

Yup. The instant he indicated that the stand wasn't bolted down, you should have know that nothing was going to be bent. After all, the stationary frame wasn't secured to anything, so there would be no force capable of being applied.

[@MartinFLopez]

mucha palabra....... poca efectividad... llevala a un museo hoy en dia hay maquinas economicas caseras mas versatiles

[@dcurry8147]

Boring !!!!